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This is another step towards "the citizens are evil companies and governments are good" philosophy. There is no moral nor economic reasons to go that way (btw i
by kartan 11y ago
This is another step towards "the citizens are evil companies and governments are good" philosophy. There is no moral nor economic reasons to go that way (btw is the other way around). Only greed and stupidity can explain the current political trend.
- gjm11 11y agoJust in case anyone else mis-parses that the same way as I initially did: I take it the words in quotation marks are intended to be interpreted as "the citizens are evil; companies and governments are good" rather than "the citizens are evil companies, and governments are good" (which is more defensible syntactically but doesn't make much sense).
- gjm11 11y agoIf whoever downvoted that would care to explain why, I'd be interested. I thought I was providing a potentially-helpful clarification of something easy to misunderstand. If in fact (e.g.) I completely misunderstood what kartan meant, or was rude in some way I still can't see, it would be good to know. Thanks!
- marcosdumay 11y agoWell, thanks. I couldn't parse it correctly at all until I read your post.